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Red Dwarf Returns

Discussion in 'TC Media' started by Shifty917, Jan 29, 2009.

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  1. tottick

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    Really!!! Best start!!)
     
    tottick, Feb 3, 2009
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  2. Shifty917

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    Kasanski not in new episodes which start easter weekend
     
    Shifty917, Mar 30, 2009
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    1. Three New Specials

    Showing on Dave:
    Friday, April 10th: Red Dwarf: Back to Earth - Part One
    Saturday, April 11th: Red Dwarf: Back to Earth - Part Two
    Sunday, April 12th: Red Dwarf: Back to Earth - Part Three
    Those three new shows are what it's all about. A trilogy of 24-minute episodes that will bring Dave Lister and the gang right back down to their planet of origin.
    2. The Making of Back to Earth

    Showing on Sunday, April 12th will be a documentary revealing some of the behind-the-scenes work that went into the new specials.
    3. And You Can See Them All Again

    Monday, April 13th will see all three episodes, plus the documentary, repeated. Sit back and take in the whole * thing in one convenient evening.
    4. It's Showing On Dave

    The digital station has become Red Dwarf's new home.
    5. The Boys Are Back

    Chris Barrie (Rimmer), Craig Charles (Lister), Danny John-Jules (Cat) and Robert Llewellyn (Kryten) are all back!
    6. Special Guest Star

    Cast in the role of Katerina Bartikovsky, former Red Dwarf science officer and rival for Rimmer's role as ship's hologram, is Peep Show's Sophie Winkleman.
    7. Four Whole Nights Of Dwarf

    As you can see from the Dave schedule, the Easter weekend is ultra-Dwarfy, with classic episodes and outtakes being shown alongside the new programmes.
    8. It'll Look Like Never Before

    Lighting, design and visual effects are all at never-before-seen levels. This production has been shot like a movie, with the production values beyond anything the show has ever had. Back to Earth will also feature several 'virtual sets' to create unseen areas of the ship.
    9. Brand New Sleeping Quarters

    A whole new set has been created for Rimmer and Lister to crash in - and you can see more of it here.
    10. A Visit To Coronation Street

    For the first day of a 14-day shoot, the cast and crew shot interiors and exteriors on the set of Coronation Street. Find out more about the day here.


    There are a million and one reasons to watch Back to Earth this Easter. These are just ten. Share your excitement on our Forum.
    Back to Earth begins on April 10th on Dave.

    Can't wait, I loved watching this :50:
     
    green_t, Apr 2, 2009
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  4. Shifty917

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    Hopefully they bring it back for a final season
     
    Shifty917, Apr 2, 2009
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    Found this aswell Shifty, looks promising

    The shows will broadcast sometime in 2009 and, if successful, could pave the way for further Red Dwarf TV projects. Thanks to movie and broadcaster wrangles, Grant Naylor haven't been in a position to produce new Red Dwarf since Series VIII went out to audiences of over eight million in 1999. This exciting development suggests a new and shiny future for everyone's favourite sci-fi comedy.

    Seems they wanted to make more episodes back in 1999, so it doesn't seem like this is the end by any means :50:
     
    green_t, Apr 2, 2009
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